Nutrition Strategies for Infants at Risk of Malnutrition

Ensuring optimal nutrition for infants who are ill or at risk of malnutrition requires a careful balance of clinical knowledge, tailored feeding approaches, and early intervention. This expert-led booklet, Current Views in Pediatric Nutrition Vol. 1 Issue 4, explores the nutritional needs of vulnerable infants, including those with congenital conditions or recovering from critical illness. It highlights evidence-based strategies for feeding, the role of human milk fortification, and early recognition of growth faltering in clinical practice.

What You Will Learn from This Resource

This booklet equips healthcare professionals with practical insights and clinical tools to support infant nutrition. You will:

• Understand early nutritional risks in medically fragile infants

• Learn how to identify and manage faltering growth in the first months of life

• Explore options for individualized feeding strategies, including human milk fortifiers

• Review the clinical decision-making process in neonatal and post-discharge care

• Discover how to promote growth while supporting gut function and immunity

View the Booklet on DNC

Take a moment to explore the full booklet directly on this page. It presents evidence-informed guidance, clinical reflections, and expert commentary to support the nutritional management of infants at risk of malnutrition.